Hygen Hound
A compact, hardy Norwegian hound built to hunt hare for long days in cold, snowy forest.
概览
- 体型
- 中型
- 肩高
- 公犬 47–58 厘米 · 母犬 47–55 厘米
- 体重
- 公犬 20–25 公斤 · 母犬 18–23 公斤
- 预期寿命
- 12–14 年
- 运动
- 每天 90–120 分钟
- 美容护理
- 每周一次
- 被毛
- 双层被毛, 短毛
- 毛色
- 红色, 黄色, 黑色带黄褐色, 白色
- 原始用途
- 嗅觉狩猎
- 原产国
- 挪威
- FCI
- 第 6 组，编号 266 · 嗅觉猎犬
Kuldo 上的繁育者
Kuldo 上还没有繁育者养这个犬种。
与该犬种一起生活
| 对家人亲昵 | 4/5 – 高 |
|---|---|
| 与孩子相处融洽 | 4/5 – 高 |
| 与其他狗相处融洽 | 3/5 – 中等 |
| 与猫相处融洽 | 2/5 – 低 |
| 对陌生人友善 | 3/5 – 中等 |
| 精力 | 4/5 – 高 |
| 爱玩程度 | 3/5 – 中等 |
| 需要脑力刺激 | 3/5 – 中等 |
| 易于训练 | 2/5 – 低 |
| 捕猎本能 | 5/5 – 很高 |
| 警觉与护卫性 | 2/5 – 低 |
| 吠叫 | 4/5 – 高 |
| 掉毛 | 3/5 – 中等 |
| 美容护理工作量 | 1/5 – 很低 |
| 流口水 | 1/5 – 很低 |
| 适合新手主人 | 2/5 – 低 |
| 适合公寓生活 | 1/5 – 很低 |
| 适应能力 | 3/5 – 中等 |
| 能独处 | 2/5 – 低 |
| 耐热 | 2/5 – 低 |
| 耐寒 | 5/5 – 很高 |
这是 Kuldo 根据该犬种典型特征给出的参考。每只狗都是独特的个体，请与繁育者沟通。
这个犬种适合你吗？
非常适合你，如果你 …
- hunt hare or enjoy tracking
- live in a cold, rural area
- want a hardy, low-maintenance dog
请三思，如果你 …
- live in a hot climate
- have cats
- cannot give long daily walks
护理
性格
Friendly, lively and willing, with great stamina. Independent and persistent once hunting.
运动
Needs long daily outings and regular hunting or tracking; it tolerates cold weather very well.
美容护理
Short, dense coat; weekly brushing is enough.
训练
Willing but independent on a scent; keep training consistent and reward-based.
健康
Little published data exists; it is considered a healthy breed, and hip screening of breeding dogs is sensible. Ask the breeder for results.
繁育者通常会做的健康检测
- 髋关节（HD）
请繁育者给你看父母犬的检测结果。
关于该犬种
The Hygen Hound was developed in Norway in the 1830s by Hans Fredrik Hygen, who crossed local hounds with dogs from Germany. The aim was a tough, compact hare hound that could work for hours in deep snow and harsh conditions.
It is a medium-sized, muscular dog, usually red-brown or yellow-red with white markings, sometimes with black. It remains rare even in Norway and is kept mainly by hunters. At home it is friendly and lively, but its endurance and nose need a regular outlet.
你知道吗？
The breed is named after Hans Fredrik Hygen, who began developing it in the 1830s.